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15th International Conference on Image Processing Theory, Tools and Applications






Where Research Meets Real-World Impact
A global forum on image processing theory, tools, and applications
IPTA 2026 brings together international researchers, innovators, educators, and practitioners to present high-quality advances in image processing and related technologies. The conference fosters an open and collaborative environment where participants share methods, findings, and practical lessons from both academic and industrial contexts.
Through technical sessions and focused discussions, IPTA 2026 enables deep exchange on core and emerging themes, including vision, AI-driven analysis, multimedia systems, forensics, and applied imaging. The event supports meaningful dialogue on current challenges and future opportunities across research and real-world deployment.
As a long-standing international forum, IPTA continues to connect ideas with impact, helping shape next-generation solutions for science, engineering, and society.
Conference Topics
Research areas covered at IPTA 2026
Image Processing Principles and Tools
Video Processing and Representation
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Imaging Technology and Applications
Medical and Biomedical Image Processing
Geospatial and Remote Sensing Image Processing
Signal Processing and Computational Imaging
Industrial and Real-Time Vision Automation
Emerging Topics
Proposed Special Sessions
Focused emerging research areas proposed for IPTA 2026
Internet of AI Things (IoAT): Intelligent, Edge-Aware, and Autonomous Sensor Ecosystems for Image Processing and Next-Generation Smart Environments
Advanced Biometric Systems: Image Processing Techniques and Applications
Sustainable Medical and Agricultural Imaging using Machine and Deep Learning
Modality Dominance and Explainable AI in Multimodal Image Analysis: Understanding What Sensors Matter and Why